Photographs of memorials in the Liverpool area. If you have any not listed here then we would be glad to add them to the site.
St Anthony's Church memorial, Scotland road. Top and bottom names
The War Blitz memorial for the Holy Cross parish which is located in a close off Addison Street near to the junction with Fontenoy Street. Submitted by Ron Formby
Two photographs showing the war memorial once within Holy Cross Church - now in memorial garden (Standish Street) The first photo is taken in the church before demolition and the second photo shows the wear of the weather, with the design work at the bottom of the memorial almost gone. Submitted by Ron Formby
St Alphonsus WW1 Memorials as pictured before demolition of church. Submitted by Ron Formby
The two Belgian oak memorials at Our lady or reconciliation church, Eldon street
St Albans Great war memorial. Now located at St Anthony's church, Scotland road
Bootle memorial to civilians killed in the May 1941 blitz
Monument to the civilian victims of WWII in Liverpool
Huyton War memorial. Located in Huyton village
St Stephan's war memorial. Belle Vale road
The two sides of the Merchant Navy Memorial. Located at the Pier Head waterfront area.
Belgian and Netherlands Merchant Navy Memorials. Located at the Pier Head waterfront area.
Merchant Navy WW2 memorial. Located at the Pier Head Waterfront.
Close up of the memorial and one of the globes that strides the enterance.
Captain Walker memorial. Looking out to sea, Pier Head area.
Prescot Great war memorial. Located behind St Mary's church in Prescot.
The memorials at St Georges Church Heyworth Street Everton. Including St Augustine and St Timothy war memorials. Submitted by Amanda Robinson.
Two more photos of St George's memorials
WW1 board taken from the Liverpool Seamen's Orphanage after it closed. Now in the hands of the Museum of Liverpool Life.
BRODIE.W-Pilot 3rd Class, ss Alfred H. The pilot vessel hit a mine at the Mersey Bar on 28 Dec 1917 and sank with the loss of over 30 lives.
DEAN, JH-Private, 19th Battalion , KLR [Pals] Dean’s entry on the CWGC register notes him as an Old Boy of the Seamen’s Orphanage.
Submitted by Richard Daglish
BRODIE.W-Pilot 3rd Class, ss Alfred H. The pilot vessel hit a mine at the Mersey Bar on 28 Dec 1917 and sank with the loss of over 30 lives.
DEAN, JH-Private, 19th Battalion , KLR [Pals] Dean’s entry on the CWGC register notes him as an Old Boy of the Seamen’s Orphanage.
Submitted by Richard Daglish
The War Memorials At St Thomas Church In Melling
Submitted by Mary Allen
Submitted by Mary Allen
